St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-10
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Bank clearings yesterday, $7oS, ,903.90.
- The; National Accident society, of New
York sswas admitted yesterday to do business
in this state.
zens' union VIII be Held at \. 0. L. W. hall,
corner of Vest Seventh and Bay streets, th S
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The Historical society held regular meet
ing last night; The proceedings were inter
estiIIgeand valuable gifts were reported, also
preSrteq,s1 o. ''f- - :. --s'-
Edmund, a son of Assistant Superintendent
Pendersasi, started out from his home in
Hutchinson, saturday afternoon, and caught
SeyeIg gGaang wolves alive The bounties on
them will amount to S21.
Papers organizing the Candy Hook and
Ladder Company No. /, Candy. Yellow Medi-
cine county, were fled with Secretary Matt
son yesterday. 1t is 4 volunteer fire organi-
cation, with Peter 4. Larson foreman.
There was I good d-sized audience at the
Olympic last evening, the bill comprising an
olio, a drama by Fred Mackley, entitled ''phe
Blacksmith 5 Vow" The drama, which is
based on that well-known piece, 1.-The
Tramp" scored Il hit.
Editor 3. B. Herbert of Red Wing and two
or three other members of the State anti-Pro-
tectlye Tariff league, attempted to hold
meeting at the state capitol yesterday after
noon, but had to defer it owing to the alb
sence of other members
pleted and confirmed assessments for paving
Robert street, from Seventh to University
avenue. Contracts were awarded for grading
an alley i'll block g. Terry's addition, to David
l.. BIll:ngsby, for S395. 40; grading street
next to river on upper levee, TO Thomas j.
steers, Tor S6G,G14; grading and Seweriug
Edgerton street. to Macarthur Bros, for
SI9:924; grading Phalen avenue, to Davis d.
Lockwood, for 81 600.
The fire commissioners last night voted to
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raul by auction OH May 90. and approved
plans for Il new brick house for engine and
nook and ladder truck, to cost in the neigh
borhood of Sl5, ,000 The CITY ATTORNEY. in
a communication to the board, stated that
the elty contract with the gas company in
cluded the fire engine houses, and did not
expire until February, 1888. The depart
ment will therefore be obliged to get along
. without the much wanted electric lights.
II. II. Ragan delighted smother audience of
ABOUT loo people last night with the fourth
OF his illustrated lectures, his sub
1ect being "Ramblings in Rome" The
= many MAJ points Of interest including
ana other equally as well known buildings
We're shown in all of their grandeur as we'll as
inc great ST. Peters cathedral and other
buildings that are still standing. Last nights
lecture was one of the most interesting of
eie course. The last Of the course will be
given Thursday night; subject Picturesque
Ireland"
AT the meeting of the board of education
hast evening the Warrendale Improvement
company offered 10 donate several lots TO the
ooard providing an eight-room school build
ing should be erected and o sufficient number
OF rooms bc finished to accommodate the
pupils: The Ruttan Manufacturing company
Offered to furnish for each four-room school
building two improved Ruttan furnaces and
fixtures for the patent dry closet system etc..
etc. for 81 Zoe, and for eight-room school
accepted. The bid of n. p Rundcl, of S27,-
615 for The construction of all cight-room
addition to the Van Buren, school, was
accented.